If travel is ever possible again. Where should I go? I will definitely spend at least a week in Scotland and will also see the Bovington Tank Museum which is on the opposite side of the country.
I will probably be sticking to Great Britain. I'm thinking maybe two weeks in total, possibly three but I'm really just going to England to be depressed and angry and to see Bovington so realistically two.
UK Hexbearites and those unlucky enough to have traveled there - help me out.
London is a holy unique city, and realistically you'll need two weeks or so to see the highlights and get an idea of the city. The Lake district and yorkshire cotswalds are both really neat outdoor areas. Glasgow is worth seeing. Also the white cliffs of dover.
What are some things I should see in London? Besides seeing if I can lob a piece of fruit at Keir Starmer?
Grenich has a maritime museum, observatory, and several interesting historical things. Themes barrier and river. Tate, national gallery, British museum, Victoria&Albert. Churchill warrooms. Pubs: especially the old historic ones, samual smith pub, especially the pubs in the London financial district. Westminster, Parliament. All of those are in the sane area. Skip the tower of london. Buckingham palace is easily skipable. Selfridge's is really cool, do that over herrods. West end plays are cool. There is a public bus that drives by all the tourist sites. The eye of london us very neat but misable. There is great Indian food all over the east end/brick lane/spitalfields, don't go to the ones in the touristy areas. Kew gardens is very impressive. Soho red light district. There are several historic book stores. The train stations are rad and you should check them out. If you have the opportunity to take the eurostar it is incredible.